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MACQUARIE FIELDS

PLANTAR FASCIITIS 
Treatment

Heel pain first thing in the morning? Pain that eases, then comes back?

Get clear advice on plantar fasciitis and the right treatment approach — without being rushed or sold something you don’t need.

FREE 10-MINUTE PHONE ASSESSMENT CALL

Speak directly with a podiatrist

and find out what the right next step is.

Do you suffer from Plantar Fasciitis?

You might be dealing with plantar fasciitis if:

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Heel pain is worst when you take your first steps in the morning

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Pain eases as you move, then returns later in the day

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Standing or walking for long periods makes symptoms worse

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Rest or stretching hasn’t fully resolved the problem

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Pain keeps flaring up when you return to activity

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You’ve been told it’s plantar fasciitis but aren’t sure what to do next

Plantar fasciitis is common — and frustrating when it lingers. If you think treatment may be an option, book an obligation-free 10-min assessment call with a podiatrist.

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A PRACTICAL, HONEST APPROACH TO PLANTAR FASCIITIS

At Podiatry Health & Wellness, plantar fasciitis is treated based on what’s driving your symptoms, not a standard checklist.

That means:

We assess contributing factors like load, foot mechanics, and activity levels

We don’t jump straight to shockwave therapy or orthotics unless appropriate

We explain what’s likely aggravating the condition

Treatment is tailored to help settle pain and reduce recurrence

Our aim is to help you recover sensibly — not chase quick fixes.

HOW PLANTAR FASCIITIS IS TYPICALLY TREATED

Plantar fasciitis often develops due to repeated overload on the plantar fascia, rather than a single cause.

Depending on your assessment, treatment may include:

Targeted treatment to reduce pain and irritation

Advice around load management and activity modification

Shockwave therapy where clinically appropriate

Custom orthotics only if they’re likely to improve outcomes

Footwear guidance and longer-term management strategies

We’ll explain what’s involved, what recovery looks like, and whether surgery is necessary — so you can make an informed decision.

A QUICK WORD ABOUT SHOCKWAVE THERAPY AND ORTHOTICS

Shockwave therapy and orthotics can be effective for plantar fasciitis — but they’re not required for everyone.

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Our approach is simple:

We don’t assume plantar fasciitis needs shockwave therapy

Orthotics are recommended only when they address contributing factors

Both are used as part of a broader treatment plan, not as standalone solutions

If neither option is right for you, we’ll tell you that too.

FREE 10-MINUTE PHONE ASSESSMENT — WHAT TO EXPECT

Not sure whether you need an appointment yet? That’s what the phone assessment call is for.

During this short call, you’ll:

  • Speak directly with a podiatrist

  • Briefly explain what’s been going on

  • Get clarity on whether we’re the right clinic for you

  • Understand what the next step should be

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There’s no pressure to book.

The goal is clarity — not a sales pitch.

WHY CHOOSE PODIATRY HEALTH & WELLNESS?

  • Experienced podiatry team

  • Honest, outcome-focused care

  • Clear communication and realistic advice

  • Local Macquarie Fields clinic

  • Fully accessible, modern practice

We’re here for people who want their problem treated properly — not rushed or oversold.

CONVENIENT, LOCAL CARE

  • Located in Macquarie Fields

  • Easy access and parking

  • Appointments available during the week as well as late hours

  • Designed for working adults and active locals

  • 73B Saywell Road Macquarie Fields 2564

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Ready to sort it out?

If heel pain is lingering and you suspect plantar fasciitis, the best first step is a simple conversation.

and find out what the right next step should be.

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